ELYSEE Round MDF coffee table

In 2011, Ligne Roset is delivering the platform table previously planned by Pierre Paulin in 1971 for the lounge area of the Elysée Palace.‎ This is being presented in 2 adaptations (2 and 3 surfaces).‎ These platform tables can, thusly, at long last be given something to do in the help of all the French.‎.‎.‎ and everybody else.‎ In their lounge areas, yet additionally in any room in the house, for they could similarly be utilized as dumbwaiters, infrequent tables, couch nightstands, bedside tables.‎.‎.‎ Tops in inclined MDF (distance across 50 or 40), connected with aluminum lacquered shaped tubing.‎ The whole piece is given a monochrome treatment, with the monogram of Pierre Paulin applied to the underside of the upper surface.‎ The smallness, realistic immaculateness and visual softness of the Elysée seating empowers them to fit impeccably into little spaces, for example, city apartments.‎ The Elysée assortment of settee, easy chair and hassock was recreated by Ligne Roset utilizing plans in the files of Pierre Paulin.‎ If the style and the volumes of the first have been circumspectly regarded, the solace of the seats has been essentially worked on using the new materials now accessible and the exceptionally particular mastery of Ligne Roset in the field of multi-thickness froths and their assembly.‎ Ø50cm HEIGHT 44.80cm